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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
2
State Representative Robert Edmond proposes new laws to fine or jail nude swimmers after citing reports of hidden appearances during boating. In Brattleboro he said officials warned proving those naked in public could hinge on word against witness, urging action despite legal hurdles.
A parcel bomb exploded on the 22nd floor of the London Stock Exchange injuring a secretary Joanna Knight and her supervisor George Brind. Police link the attack to an IRA extremist campaign. bombs have targeted Prime Minister Heath and a Defense official but were defused.
Doris Judd, a UC Davis food service worker fired February 9 for slow sauerkraut placement and alleged miswork, sues the University of California for reinstatement and due process. Her attorney asserts the charges were contrived after a conflict with university officials in charge of breakfast service.
The Nebraska state parole board recommended commuting Carlt Ann Fugate s sentence to a definite term, allowing possible parole. Fugate, then 14, joined Charles Starkweather in a murder spree that killed 11 people in Nebraska and Wyoming. Starkweather was executed in 1959. A three hour hearing featured 33 supporting witnesses and five opposed, including relatives of two victims.
Gen. Leissy Nasser, designated Egyptian ambassador to Greece, fell from a ninth floor balcony at a northwest London apartment building during a private health visit. He was married with two daughters.
Rome reports quote lawyer Giovanni Iacovoni stating the Getty family may suspect a hoax amid the abduction claim of 11 year old J Paul Getty II. The boy’s mother Gail Getty denies, while ransom talks falter and new communications vanish.
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